Could this work as a nonslip seat mat for a dog - for the leather backseat of a car? Most carseat covers slip around too much otherwise.
17222
Well, it is pretty wide and will be tough to keep in place. The base is rubberized and will do OK. Our dog loves the mats in our 2 bathrooms. She goes in there on occasion to snooze and during T-storms.
17223
I do not have this particular memory foam mat but have 5 others - I use them for my large Bernese Mountain dog - she loves to sleep on them and can get up without straining her legs or hips - I love that these are washable - I am ordering 2 of these for my closets they have hard wood flooring these will make it so much easier for her to get up
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I couldn't answer that, but why not put itback there and see how much it slips by movin it around. I'd be watchful not todamage the leather from the friction of the map or the paws going into the foam, and through the mat. Why not ask you vet or local animal rights charities...of one of the big petfood and pet supply stores.
17225
hard to say depends on the size of your dog etc. I can tell you that the bottom works great (non-slip) especially on that particular floor - smooth as marble, I hate it! I hope that helps you. If you'd like a photo of the non-slip side let me know...Gina
17226
I don't know what kind of a dog you have, but it wouldn't cover the seat. It would certainly be soft and non-slip. I always have my grandkids in the back seat and do not have leather seats. I found a plastic cover that hooked onto the headrests in the back seat, through the seat belt clips and it sure keeps my back seat cleaner. Got it at Menards, I think for under $10. I just pull the cover off and shake it off, wipe it off or vacuum the cover. Wow does it save my back seat.
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I couldn't answer that, but why not put itback there and see how much it slips by movin it around. I'd be watchful not to damage the leather from the friction of the map or the paws going into the foam, and through the mat. Why not ask you vet or local animal rights charities...of one of the big petfood and pet supply stores.
2172136
No it is not slippery for a dog. Ours has 2 sueded sections that are very dog friendly. Our dog seems quite happy on the seat.
1406495
My car seat is fabric, not leather. It stays well on the fabric (I have a 83 lbs boxer, he never sits still during the rides, either).
783416
No, it is very slippery on leather. I use a length of non-adhesive waffle foam gripping shelf liner under it and it has kept the seat cover pretty well in place and has not damaged the leather.
1323830
This wouldn't fit correctly with the carseat, but it might still work well enough to protect the baby/carseat from the rain. I think the lower part of the stroller and the undercarriage would likely get wet, though, since it wouldn't come down as far as it is supposed to.
1294840
I haven't tried in but I think it would not slip as it doesn't slip on my cushioned chairs. The material it is made with is not slippery at all.
324535
I don't think the throw would stay on a leather couch too well especially with a child and cats. Probably would stop cat scratches but would take a lot of adjusting.
2064856
We put this booster on a leather chair and I find it very slippery-doesn't stay put well. Now it may be totally different on a wood chair or one with material, but I wish I went with one with straps.
1790255
You will love this. In fact I love this one better than the one I got for my other car (which is nylon) and my dog slides around. The material on this one prevents sliding. The straps are pretty long - I use this one in my SUV. And yes, they do adjust. I feel the product is very well made and very safe for your doggie! Good luck.
1957886
I have katskin leather seats and it works great. The fabric is heavy enough that it doesn't slip around with dog's movements.
2063790
No, i don't think it will stay in place if you have a small pick up back set you could stuff it behind the seat and the window wall but I did not like this cover I have a small dog and he slid all around on it so I gave it to my kids who have a large dog and it works for them. I bought a heavy cloth one. Hope this helps.
1589150
It will hold its position really well at any length. The non-slip portion of the ends is very secure. It won't slide or shimmy around at all. And although it's a pretty simple design, it's very well made. It might be awkward to try to use it for access to a back seat or passenger seat. It's designed ideally for getting a dog in and out of the back of an SUV/truck. Definitely worth the purchase!
1299440
It's not slippery at all against leather seats. It's a nice firm, snug fit on my leather seats. The backing is the same as the front material in I remember right from when I installed it.
460967
The strap the goes around the console to hold it in place does not appear to be long enough to around a standard seat, you could possibly seat belt across the front to hold it in.....if you don't mind the seat belt strap being in front of the dog.
864961
Can't really confirm. I used it on a leather seat in a car and it wore off pretty quickly. But I have to add that the area go quite a bit of use. For the price, it's certainly worth a try. I have a similar area on a leather chair that I haven't yet tried it on. Sorry I'm not much help here.
514024
Yes, it should, but might not be an exact fit. Also....if you don't have rear headrests, you may have to improvise some to get it to stay on snugly. I have a Nissan Pathfinder and it does the job of protecting my seats from dirty dog paws!
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It depends on what your specific car seat manual says. I have a Diono Radian RXT, so Diono does approve the use of this mat for its car seats, but other manufacturers may not. It is entirely possible that a car seat protector can mask a bad install, so I would read your manual and talk to a CPST.